Bareboat yacht charter · Gulf of Volos, Greece
Yacht charter in Volos starts in Volos harbour, at the north end of the Gulf of Volos, no more than 30 minutes from Volos airport and close to the city’s long esplanade of bars and restaurants.
Volos sits at the north end of the Gulf of Volos, served by an international airport and by ferry connections to the Sporades islands and the mainland.
There is plenty to see in the gulf itself, more than enough for a week. If you want to go further, the Sporades islands, the mainland and northern Evia are all within reach.
The city of Volos is a vibrant working town with a long esplanade full of bars, cafés and restaurants.
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Where you start
At the north end of the Gulf of Volos.
In the heart of Volos, close to the long esplanade of bars, cafés and restaurants.
Facilities
Volos harbour is served by Volos international airport, and the transfer takes no longer than 30 minutes. Thessaloniki to the north east and Athens to the south are alternatives.
The ferry port has connections to the mainland to the south and to the Sporades islands.
Sample itinerary
A suggested seven-night route around the Gulf of Volos and northern Evia, from Milina to Paleo Trikeri, Orei, Achillio and Amaliopoli.
Day1
Fly from the UK to Volos and transfer to Volos harbour for embarkation.
Day2
On the Pagasetic Gulf in the south west of the Pelion peninsula, the fishing village of Milina is a perfect first stop to soak up the holiday atmosphere.
Day3
A small, car-free island in the Gulf of Volos and a quiet retreat. Stock up before you go, as there are no shops, just two tavernas serving the freshest seafood.
Day4
A picturesque harbour town in northern Evia. Visit the Venetian and Turkish castles and the marble bull in the town square, recovered from a beach in the 1960s.
Day5
Set in a deep, long bay with wonderfully sheltered moorings. Stop by the small maritime museum, then enjoy a glass of local wine in a bayside bar as twilight sets in.
Day6
A traditional fishing village in a natural amphitheatre of pine trees and olive groves, with a clean, shallow beach. Little known to overseas visitors, it is a popular escape for Greeks.
Day7
Return to one of Greece’s largest and most colourful cities and make the most of your final evening with live music, local food and the industrial architecture the city is famous for.
Day8
Disembark and transfer to Volos airport.
To book a yacht or check availability, get in touch with our experienced team. They will help you choose the right yacht and dates for your Gulf of Volos charter.
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